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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1959
Page
1
In New York and across the nation the steel strike hits its 50th day with no settlement in sight. Both sides stand firm while 28 000 New York steelworkers become eligible next week for 45 dollars weekly in state unemployment benefits. Pennsylvani a Ohio and Illinois bars block benefits elsewhere. Maryland.
Washington DC outraged reaction followed President Eisenhower vetoing a broad water project bill worth 1.206 billion dollars. House Republicans and Democrats react as Sen. Kuchel criticizes the veto, while public figures accuse Eisenhower of golf and distant leadership.
The Soviet Union agrees to suspend further nuclear tests as long as Western powers do the same, pledging to keep faith indefinitely unless any Western nation conducts tests. Khrushchev had previously pledged not to be the first to conduct tests, but the pledge could be void if others resume testing. France moves to join the US and UK in nuclear efforts, planning tests in the Sahara Desert.
Phoenix and Fulton communities share an obituary notice detailing a local resident's passing, with brief biographical notes and service arrangements. The item notes date and venue specifics for a communal farewell and honors the deceased's contributions.
Indian newspapers greet Prime Minister Nehru’s disclosure of Red Chinese raids across the Tibetan border into Indian territory with large headlines and approval of a strong stand. Papers say the aggression signals a wider Communist design against Asia and small nations.
President Eisenhower plans a dinner at the U S embassy in London for wartime colleagues including Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery and Gen Sir Francis De Guingand. Montgomery had just affirmed attendance amid lingering criticisms of strategy during World War II.
Navy volunteers protected by water in a steel capsule called the Iron Maiden withstood 31 times gravity for five seconds, a record in gravity force experiments. Two other sailors endured 28 g and 26 g in the centrifuge as the device spun at 3,000 mph for 12 seconds, illustrating potential for future spacecraft protection.
Mount Vernon North Lake area sees Otto Standke fail to clear starling swarm within a one week limit set by Mount Vernon council. Standke, famed for bird expulsion, claims secret method and vowed to quit after facing persistent flocks. Citizens report birds shifting between blocks as locals fear reinvasion by next November.
Balmoral scene centers on a light hearted moment as President Eisenhower bids farewell to Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Anne. The visit includes playful exchanges with Prince Philip and Princess Margaret, a king Charles spaniel, and a noted long moment of mutual regard between Ike and the Queen before he departs for discussions on Cold War strategy with Prime Minister Macmillan.
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan began talks at Chequers on Western strategy in the Cold War. The two leaders discussed West Berlin nuclear disarmament and strengthening NATO during a weekend at Macmillan's country estate after Eisenhower's visit with Queen Elizabeth II in Scotland.
Senators forecast a tight floor clash next week over the labor regulation bill with Goldwater urging conferees to accept House provisions on no mans land boycotts and organizational picketing Kennedy offers a compromise plan favoring House language with Senate provisos Dirksen signals possible deadlock as conferees near final title on Taft Hartley changes The vote sequence may start Tuesday after Monday debate on conflicting provisions PMID
Gyalo Thondup, 31, Dalai Lama’s foreign relations adviser, urged free nations to back Tibet’s national independence movement. He lauded India’s strong support but said more could be done and called for moral, financial, and other assistance from governments worldwide.
Rep Katharine St George of New York travels to Warsaw to join the Inter parliamentary Union Conference. She notes the conference will be the first in an Iron Curtain country and stresses the West must present a strong front amid Russia's bid to dominate Europe.
New York on the lower East Side held a candlelight mass for peace after a violent gang clash ended a two year truce. Clergy and mothers distributed pamphlets urging prayer for street peace as youths faced death and injury in a spike of violence.
Newark Evening News reports socialite Jacqueline Gay Hart aged 21, who vanished for two days last month, married Stanley N. Gaines aged 25 of Fayetteville West Virginia at her Short Hills home. The ceremony occurred Friday night ahead of the planned Saturday wedding after her disappearance. Family members attended and Rev Herbert H. Cooper officiated at Christ Episcopal Church.
Joseph J. Annabring, head of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Superior, died Thursday from a heart attack. The stage church leadership now faces succession plans as the faith community mourns the loss of its bishop in Wisconsin.
Former Miami Beach real estate dealer of the 203 who rose to wealth then slid to skid row life dies after a long illness including bronchitis cancer cirrhosis and other ailments in a deteriorating condition.
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